Students created projects using "Scratch", a programming language developed by the "Lifelong Kindergarten Group" at the MIT lab. The program is designed to help children ages 8+ learn the skills of the 21st century. Students learn how to program characters called Sprites to make them move, talk, and change appearance.
When this page loads, all the projects and sound will load at once. Please wait and then you can explore each one individually by clicking on the "Green Flag".
You can also visit Elmwood Schools project gallery at this URL:
http://scratch.mit.edu/users/elmwood
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
Dart by Drew and Ryan S.
Learn more about this project
To play this game, do the following in this order:
Click on the "Green Flag" to begin the program.
Press the "a" key on your keyboard.
Press the "right arrow" key on your keyboard.
Press the "spacebar".
Press the "up arrow" key on your keyboard.
For your congratulations, press the "r" key.
Press the "d" key for a joke.
To play this game, do the following in this order:
Click on the "Green Flag" to begin the program.
Press the "a" key on your keyboard.
Press the "right arrow" key on your keyboard.
Press the "spacebar".
Press the "up arrow" key on your keyboard.
For your congratulations, press the "r" key.
Press the "d" key for a joke.
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